Japan has played a crucial role in the region's geopolitical landscape, particularly amidst increasing fragmentation and complex security dynamics. In this context, its positions have significantly impacted regional dynamics. Through its alignment with key players such as the United States and Southeast Asian nations and its growing diplomatic presence in multilateral forums, Japan reflects its commitment to promoting a rules-based international order.

In this context, this dialogue is part of the project ‘130 Years of Diplomatic Relations and the Friendship Exchange Year between Brazil and Japan,’ marking the official launch of the online discussions. The first event will debate Japan’s security and broader geopolitical challenges in Asia. With the participation of renowned Brazilian and Japanese specialists, the event will offer insights into geopolitics and regional dynamics. The goal is to promote a deeper understanding of Japan’s role and perspectives within Brazil, strengthening the bonds of cooperation between the two nations.

Partnership: Consulate-General of Japan in Rio de Janeiro

Supported by: Japan House São Paulo

KEN JIMBO PRESENTATION "Japan's Strategic Positioning in Asia"

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ADDITIONAL READING

Think Tanks, Solutions-Brokers in a New Multipolar Order? The G20's “Ideas Bank” New Decade. Tetsushi Sonobe; Nicolas J. A. Buchoud